Last season Livingston finished 6th in the league behind St Johnstone and Hibernian. At the start of the new 2021-22 season, Livingstone faced injury problems. The company hopes to be successful in 4 years. Livingston’s contract with Joma expires in 2023. The club has a long history with equipment.
| Kit Deal | Summary |
|---|---|
| Supplier | Joma |
| Per Season Payout | £1 million a year |
| Contract Worth | £2.5 million a year |
| Term | 2023 (2 Years) |
| Performance Clause | £500k adjusted for winning the league or Scottish Cup |
If Livingston’s team can finish 2 or 3, the club will acquire a further prize of £500,000. If the membership wins the Scottish Cup in 2022, the membership will acquire a £2 hundred,000 bonus.
| Shirt Sponsorship | Summary |
|---|---|
| Main Sponsor | Phoenix Drilling Ltd |
| Per Season Payout | £400k a year |
| Contract Worth | £600k a year |
| Term | 2022 (1 Year) |
A one-year deal with Phoenix Drilling Ltd. will earn Livingston £400,000, a handsome salary that will rise to £600,000 if the team wins the cup or qualifies for the Champions League. Phoenix Drilling Ltd. now owns Livingston’s kit until 2022. Livingston’s products should match Joma, and if the shirt supports insurance, details will be available later.
